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Randolph MA 5-Year Housing Forecast & Market Insights (2025–2029)

Updated: 7 days ago

By: Amanda George, Realtor, George Group Boston | Randolph MA 5-Year Housing Forecast & Market Insights


As a Realtor with over 13 years of experience serving Randolph and the South Shore, George Group Boston had helped countless homeowners, first-time buyers, and multifamily investors navigate this ever-evolving market. With rising interest in Randolph due to its value and location, it's the perfect time to look ahead. This post breaks down what you can expect from the Randolph MA housing market over the next 5 years—including price trends, development projects, and neighborhood growth.


Why Choose Randolph MA?

Randolph offers the perfect balance of suburban comfort and city convenience. With MBTA Commuter Rail access, a vibrant mix of single-family homes and multifamily options, and a diverse, growing population, it's no surprise demand is rising. Homebuyers appreciate Randolph’s affordability compared to nearby towns, while investors see long-term value.


Year‑Over‑Year Market Forecast (2025–2029)

Based on local trends and buyer activity, Randolph is projected to see 3.5% to 4.2% annual price growth over the next five years. Here's the Randolph Ma 5-year Housing Forecast:

Year

Projected Growth

2025

3.5%

2026

3.7%

2027

3.9%

2028

4.0%

2029

4.2%

📊 See chart below for Randolph compared to other South Shore towns.


What’s Changing in Randolph?

  • Transit-Oriented Development (TOD) projects are in early phases near Crawford Square and the Holbrook-Randolph station.

  • Town planners are exploring zoning changes to allow for higher-density housing and mixed-use buildings near transit and retail centers.

  • Infrastructure improvements are underway to support projected growth, including sidewalk and public space upgrades.

  • Expect an uptick in small multi-family construction, townhomes, and strategic infill development over the next 3–5 years.


Smart Tips for Buyers, Sellers & Investors

🔹 First-Time Buyers: Consider buying now before appreciation pushes entry-level prices out of reach. Randolph offers excellent value for detached homes under $600K.

🔹 Sellers: Inventory remains historically low. If you're thinking about selling in the next 6–18 months, now is the time to prepare.

🔹 Investors: Multifamily and mixed-use opportunities are still underpriced compared to Quincy or Brockton. Watch for zoning shifts near MBTA and retail hubs.


Thinking of Buying or Selling in Randolph MA?

If you’re curious about your home’s value, looking for your first property, or exploring investment opportunities in Randolph, we’re here to guide you. I’m Amanda George, and together with my husband Gerard, we run George Group Boston—a real estate team known for making smart, strategic moves simple for every client. From first-timers to seasoned investors, we’ve got your back.


📞 Ready to talk real estate in Randolph MA?



Sources

Boston Planning & Development Agency (BPDA), MassHousing Reports, MLS PIN Data, Town of Randolph Zoning Initiatives, U.S. Census QuickFacts, Realtor.com Market Trends

projected year-over-year housing price growth in randolph ma

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